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CLOBED CASE 52,872 - BUGH C. HC DONALD/WORLD ASSOCIATES, INC.
‘HEF: LANG 0223 .

BE ERY JOB TREEK, TSD/OED, RAS BERN IN TOUCH WITH KR, HC DORALD
O# WATTERS OF INTEREST TO ORD. -ROWRVER, THIS INTERRST DOES WOT PRESENTLY
HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH MC EH DONALD'S TRIP ABROAD. THERE Ig HO
OBJECTION WHATEVER TO YOUR BRIEFING OR DESRIRPING OF MC DONALD ca
POSSIBLE FP2 POTENTIAL. ‘TEREK PLANS TO HE IN YOUR AREA AGALA IN ABOUT.
THERE WEEKS TO DISCUSS ORD MATTRES WITH MC DONALD AND WILL CORTIEUR TO
MEET WITH BD AND TO DISCUSS BELATED ACTIVITIES. WE HAVE BEGH ASSURED

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: I HAVE AK APPOLNTSE xT WitR KUGH MCDONALD For SEPTESRER 4 T9 .
i DISCUSS HIS TRAVEL AFROAD. HE ISCICATED HE KAS BCEN DISeUSSING

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‘STUPIDITY. PLEASE DETERMINE Tf pavser ELEMENTS ARE PLARNTNS TC

. TASK MCDONALD AN ANY vay CONCERNING HIS TRIP FOR 1: ANT TO. .

‘DETERMINE IF vIs ‘THIP ore ERS agY “PATE NITAN. Fan FEY, also, PLEASE .

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¥orld Associates Incorporated

CGtusulin/on Clesed case 52,872
DCS/Operational Support Btarf 2268 :

900 Key Bldg. . 15 Hay 1969

For your retentica.

Attached per your request is
copy of ¢urrent Gata concerning
Vorla Associates, Ine, their
products and services.”

REF; 0o-A(3)-322/12039-69

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‘SUBJECT: World Associates, Inc, 30 April 1969
Hugh C. McDonald, President
406 Wilshire Boulevard | BCS Case 52872

Suite 203
Santa Monica, Calif. 90402

1. Interviewed 23 Apr 69, Buh C. McDonald, a cleered DCS source,
informed that there appeared to be a misunderstanding in connection with
his visiting Washington, First, he does not plan on going to Washington
himself; a representative from the Chicago Office is going for the purpose
of meeting with the Financial Group Company. Next, McDonald said he has
not offered to demonstrate his Voice Ident System. Finally, he does not 1

‘plan s "world tour". Rather, sometime this Fall he plans on visicing i
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se ne ek cece ne ere mpm mee entptenenige athe sneer

bankers and government security people in various Latin American countries.
He will return to the US; then, later on, visit various European countries.

: : Again he will return to the US and then visit various Far Eastern countries.
.His.purpose in making these’ trips {8 to sell. Hughes helicopters to foreign
police departments combined with possible sale of his check cashing security
system to banking fnstitutcions. : .

°2. McDonald will inform DCS/LAFO of hia trave) plans’ when hey are PR
| firmed ups ; : do.

. “*3.. McDonald is willing to goto Washington, D.C. himself on 8-9 oo
May and eeet with TSD/ORD people there to "discuss" his Voice Ident : :

_. System, but he is not prepared to do se unless TSD/ORD have sone ;

' specific problems which his system vill help ‘solve. He feela otherwise
it ‘would be a waste of time. fs ae

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' decided that since ORD. (Carrick) has been in contact with McDonald ;

previously. that carrick discuss the possible meeting on the Voice reg Le

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SD ME DONALD BE STSPOSHD % CME GO WAGKIEOTON, D.C. WE WILL WAKE OE
HEGESSAPY ARAROEEES FOR THE APPOTEIMENY AND INTRODUCTION 0 53D/O8D REPS.
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ALOVE MEXIOEED WILL REMAIN IERAC?. SSIOULD ME DONALD IMMICAGE SIGHS OF ABY -
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California, Uffers to Assist Agency

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. |. Subject is well known to TSD and G2D conponents as
sete “'"" = developer of Identi-Lit. More recently he has been involved in
, : developing a positive voice identification system (not to be
confused with voice prints). Mcbonsld is villing to cenonstrate
- this systos to interested TSD consupers and cther components -
. ''" ‘of the Agcacy. More isportantly, subject is planning a world tour
or foreign ninistries, baniaing and business institutions, police
‘organizaticas and friendly intelligence services, to demonstrate his
various products, - Subject*s itinerary has sot been firmed up but wiki
bo available when plans are compieted for the’world tour. tle plans to be
dn Washisgton on other business matters\ in the aext three weeks and would
be glad to desonstrate his voice identificetion systez to TSD end ORD
Yepreseatatives and pecept any cperational requireseats shich my be
generated by sppropriste TSp consumers, in connection with his world tour.

: 2. ¥e would appreciate. TS0*s reaction to yr. NeDonald"s offer
end sone indication of the nunber of Agency representatives who vould be
interested in seeting with 4r. McDonald ion washington, D. C.

; _ 3 Further inquiries should be directed to George 5S. Musulin,
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CONTACTS/LOS ANGELES PIOIXBEEXY 83002

FROM OSS (MBSULIN) /

NEW CASE 52872 ~ HUGH ZAC, MCDONALD = WORLD ASSOCIATES IKC., SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA

OFFERS TO ASSIST AGEXCY (Closed Case 34441)

actin THIS 1S NEW CASE OPENED TO YOUR OFFICE. Cem et eetnk
SUBJECT IS WELL KNOKN TO TSD/ORD COMPONENTS AS THE DEVELOPER OF IDENTI- KIT,
“NORE RECENTLY INVOLVED IN DEVELOPMENT OF POSITIVE VOICE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (_KOT TO
"BE CONFUSED WITU VOICE PRINTS), SUBJECT PLAXNIKG WORLD TOUR TO DEMONSTRATE HIS
prooucts TO FOREIGN BUSIKESS AND BANKING INSTITUTIONS, FOREIGN MINISTRY*S POLICE |
. ORGANIZATION AND FRIENDLY INTELLIGENCE SERVICES. IN APPRECIATION FOR PAST ASSISTANCE
us PROVIDED HLM BY TSD/ORD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF IDENTI-KIT, HE IS OFFERING TO DEMONSTRATE

HIS. WoIce IDENTIPICATION SYSTEM To INTERESTED cs COMPONERTS AND 10 SERVICE OPERATIONAL

REQUIREMENTS SHICH MAY BE OP INTEREST TO TSD AND OTHER AGENCY COMPONENTS, IX CONNECTION
WITH dts WORLD TOUR. SURJECT PLANS To VISIT KASHINGTON, do. C., WITHIN NEXT “TUREE WEEKS. —

ne : PLEASE. Contact SUBJECT, OSTAIN ITINERARY AND ADVISE WIN WE SOLICITING TsD CONSUMERS

UPDATE, PLOASS EXPDITS.


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_ 1. The informmtion reported in the enclosed copies of MEMORANs
FOR Tae REX fra our Los Anceles Office, concerning cur field
representative's sent dateryview end telepions conversation ith
Eubject, nay be of interest. The inforuntion reported in
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SUBJECT: MC DONALD, Hugh C. a BRIEF IRG

FILE 0; 189460

‘1. Peference ts mage to your request for security checks on the subject
person 8s @ source of intelligence information. .

. 2. This is to inforr you that the necessary checks have -been completed with
the .follozing results:

No additional information has been obtained, except for such
biographic information as indicated below.or in the attachment.

Inforzation has been received that Subject was investigated with
favorable results in 1953

Certain information has been received and appears in the attach-
ment which your Division will wish to consider in deternining
. the extent and level of your use of Subject, .
3. It is to be noted that our checks were made on the basis of the identifying
‘information you furnished or in an attachnent to this memorandum. Should it be dis-
' clesed that this inforzation is erroneous or that Subject is known by a different:
name, this Division should be notified immediately.
NY © 4: FB name check vas completed May 1969. Other. Rational Agency checks were
leted on 11 August 1559. --. ° :
5: Thais office tas no objection to Subject being used in accordance with the
I's memerandum dated 25 November 1961. So .
So . Doe cs Chief, Personnel Security Division -

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. ft. SUSJECT'S LAST MAME — FIRGT NAME — MIOOLE NAME . 3. bate AND PLACE or BIRTH
McDONALD Hugh _e- : 16 May 1913 ~ Hopkins, Minn.

£. on 6S. CITIZENSHIP

" COMPLETE ADORESS

920 Buclid Street, Santa Monica, California

2601 Colonial Avenue, Mar Vista, California

EMPLOYMENT
MAME OF EHPFLOYER COMPLETE ADDRESS

World Associates Inc. 406 wilshira Blvd., Santa
- Monica, California

Ios Angeles County | sherife' 8. a | 212 Temple Street, los Angeles
Office a etifornia

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Stanford University
University of Virginia
University of Michigan

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BILcT Ss LAST MAME — FI@ST NAME — WIDDLE RAME Pad 16 ve AHS PLACE OF BIRT«.

- MC DOKALD, Hugh C. : 16 Mey 1 1913; Hopkins, int Minn.

tet . oe . . @Ex js. CITIZENSHIP

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RESIDENCES (Sectuding Ha, and Strect, fons, RFD, etc.)

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920 # Euclid Street, Santa Monica, California.

2601 Colonial Avenue, Mar Vista, California

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a ‘Present--|- World Associates Inc. | 406 Wilshire Rivd., Santa qoul
: a - : Monica, California :
--1936 ---- - 967 - se ~ Pe Los ‘Angeles County Sheriff'g 211 Temple Street, los @ Angeles,
Roe Office _ California :

EDUCATION (High school, college, graduata work, ate.)

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“Military Affairs olf
' Japanese Language
: Political Science

- Stanford University

. University of Virginia
University of Michigan
Univ. of Southern Calif

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Oo. “ADOITONAL, PERTINENT INFORMATION, INCLUDING FULL NAME, ormensuap DATA OM PARENTS AND CHILDEEM.

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: SUBJECTS HoDOWALD, Hugh C, A ~ Y (o/ g B ener

‘Reference ig made to your request for ea security check on the Subject
person as a potential source of foreign intelligence information.

Based on information available as a result of our checks, Subject has
been placed in the designated category:

2 L/ - Approved = Subject may be given information classified up to and

_ Including SECRET.

° LY Approved (Caution) = Subject may be given information classified

‘up to and including SECRET provided discretion 4s exercised in

development as a source.

Limited = Subject may be given information classified up to ‘and
including CONFIDENTIAL. .

a L7- Di sapproved - Subject may not be furnished eny olassified infor=

mation. :

‘Any. pertinent information developed on Subject and not set forth-in the

“date: sheet ‘furnished by your Division, is set forth below, or in an attache

nent... This additional information is for your confidential use only and'is

:. mo& to be disseminated outside of CIA.

It is to be noted that our. cheoks were made on the basis of the identi-

~ fying infomation you furnished, as outlined below, or in an attnehzent to |
.-this;memorendum, Should it be disclosed that this information is erroneous

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3601 Colovtal Ave., Mar Vista, California

Los Angeles County Sheriff's
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Lea Angeles, Calif.

. 1935, Univ. of Southern Calif, Political Sefenee;1953, University of Michigan, Japanese |
‘Language;1984, University of Virginia, Hilitery Government ;1945, Stanford University,
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Major in Aray Reserve (File 0504248)


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NOT2: Prior catertel on this source vas retired to Records

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" supject: . Case 52722

: i. Jobn Purfey passed the attached to me on Saturday, 9 Hay.
FYI I would like to comment ag follows.

2. (Item 1) Yt was Herbert thite, not Beske, who reported
on the new radical group at: Pitzer; source Linda Knolles.’

- that we can obtain much more in response to CI/SO questions. We
will try, but with caution, since we are dealing with a young, obvicus
liberal female. As for Tom Clark, we think he igs back at Cornell. :
Our report to you covered all. wa know to date, ,

3. (Item 2) RD. Beske will try and determine what he can
about Dr. and Mrs. Leo Kuper at UCLA. If everything appears favorcrie
and we can clear we may contact. However, they are unknown to us.
Aak CI/SO what they can tell us about them. It will help.

; 4. (Ytens 3, 4, 5, 6) These people unknown, to us. tho ere
they? hare did Purfey get their names? ‘hat doss he know about |
‘. them? that does he want us to do ‘about: then? on

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: ! John Golo” ' The PBI regards him as unsuitable to help them and, ;
: : based upon their assessment, I will not serve any requirements on

H | -  . Adm. (Sorry ny memo om thig had an incomplete sentence.)

6 (item 8) Angwar is "no",

7. (ites 9) 3 have contacted Reid and reported.

(8. (item, 10) Joseph Charlea' “Pus ‘sont in 16 Mays

. S. " (ten 11) 2 have told Purfey that Rugh MeDonald is an :
! opinionated, egotistical ags who refuses to provide any data to support
his statezents, thereby making it impossible to assess the information
he supplies.

10. (Item 12) Beake says the chance of Baum providing anything .
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i During one of our initial conversations I facetiously remarked, in

. ; ; Tesponse to typea he was looking for, that what he wanted was a red,
white. and blue Xegro, a graduate of Hast Point, who is now in the
export-inport business dealing with Africa,

12. (Item 14} I told Purfey on Saturday, that the local 0s
people are and have been in contact with the LAPD and the. Sheriff's
Office on militant matters) that the OS people are known as Agéncy:
that O08 in reporting whatever they learn and for us to involve our~
Belves would be confusing and duplicative. If Furfey wants to know
what OS is gatting, tell him to contact Ralph True in Headquarters/OS.
Purfey might want to consider having his requirements levied on OS.

13. (Item 15) SBeske reports nothing new, and not likely to ba
anything soon on the Connover-Clarke affair. Connover has changed
jobs and is too busy to, do much.

14. (Item 16) Beske reports Gonzales may have something on V.B.
‘but ho doubts ite He will check.

“15. (Itea 17) I told Purfey that I do not want to get in-
wolved in any activity that would out us in the position of being .
‘+. 7 3 @¢tused of investigating militants. t are on thin ice as it fa. :

cet --/> Bherafere, DeVanon will not be agked to follow up on "Compton® —_. Stet
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i . . 1. On 4 September 1969, Chief, LAPO, wet with Hugh C. McDonald, President
: * @f£ World Asecefates Inc; - A former law enforcement officer (Chief of Detectives,
Po . Los Angeles Country Sheriffs’ Office, retired) he has an excellent reputation
: a among law enforcencnt agencies. Ha has cooperated with the Agency fully in

the past. He 18 a cleared source of LAYO/DCS

' . 2 Stnce hie retirement McDonald has started World Associazes Ine.,
: company with two divisions, the Security Division and the Aircrafe Divisto

3. The Security Division Provides, ac its primary service, a bank
- Security system, designed to provide banking institutions with a means to,
control and curtail losses from fraud snd robbery.

-: 4 The Airerafe Division was eet up because of the exclusive contract
, World Aseoclates has with the Hughes Tool Company (Hugnes Airerafc) for the
sale of helicopters cto law enforcement agencies, to operate a helicopter pilot
trsining school for sunicipal and other lev enforcement agetctes and to handle
a  -:the ieatallation of helicopter patrol systems. This contract. epplies to all
pent ee , “Countries except the US. McDonald said he expects to sell the Hughes Medel
oR " , 900 helicopter to foreign law enforcement agencies. None of these has been
Sold abroad, with the exception of the Philippines. He will have to opan up
3 offices inorder to demonstrate, sell and arrange for servicing of the .
i helicopters. A helicopter pilot-selesman end -a technical represeatative would
ba needed et a beginning cost of about $13,000 per year. HcDonald aasid he-
# _ ‘would have a good. plausible reason for setcing up such an office in Hong Kong,
‘Rot only, to sell and service police helicopters in the Crown Colony, but alec
fo use #9 a base for cther asian country activities. McDonald expects to
PG g the foreign police potential. for helicopters ‘in the near
future, beginning with a trip to South Aserica. .

oo Se The possibility of using foreign offices to promote the activities of
. the Security Division of the company also exists. . eo

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*"""""6, Currently, McDonald is in Havait end is exploring the possibility of
setting up a police intelligence school in Bawait to. train police officers
‘from Asian countries. a. . ot

7. Attached are copies of data Pertaining to prospectus, products, —

- - @etvices, etc.

: 8. In the event Cover Division has any interest in this matter, Chief, _
‘: LAPO, will ba glad to discuss it further at Headquarters during week of
5-11 October 1969, - ‘ me :

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trip. He decided to follow tt up and was refarred from one contact to
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD . eras

SUBJECT: Meeting with hir, Hugh C. McDonald, President of

Werld Associates Inc.
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l. In response to a request. ftom hir. Killgors, on the staff of
Senator Barry Goldwater (k., Ariz.), I met with Mir. Hugh C. McDonald
at the Madison Hotel this afternoon, MeDonald explained that he is in
the banking and security business, having previously worked in the
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, He also said he had a contractual
relationchip with the Agency sone years ago and served as chief of
security for Senator Goldwater during his campsign for the presidency
in 19$3,. . . :

7 2, Mer. McDonald tajxed this morning with Senator Coldwater
about bis iaterest in mesting with eomsene from tha Agency to. discuse

Aral Sea. . McDonald eaid he originally bocame aware of the existence
of tha secret Sovict activity in this locality while in Europe on a business

of personal risk. McDonald pointed out that the infarmation {n his report
was obtained from sources who apoke freely ‘to him without any remunera-
tion whstecever. He added that ho uaderstood from séme_of his sources

representatives and had become reluctant to deal further with these :
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a. After preporing the 65-page report.(a copy of which
' ba gave me) he became concerned that publication of thig
document right not be in the u.bHonal interest, He is anzious
i. Loe for our advices on this. ; _
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« hg Teaconzbly accurate, He quite naturally does not want to

7 ; '. Publish a story that containg errors,

c Hels interested in knowing whether tha Agency wants
\ a to delve further into this matter, :

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_ 4 With regard to the possible publication cf the. report, McDonald
acid he planned to tale in very general torms thia afternoon with reproe-
sentatives of Time/Life. He will make no commitments to them and
will treat hie meeting aa Strictly exploratory. [tis MeDonald's opinion

that the story would eppaal to publishers and would bring Approaimately
$200, 000 to $300, 000, CO -

re $. Mr, MeDonald claims he hae no real interest in pursuing thie
I) gubjeet Surthor -usiass the Agency feels there.jo. real merit in it, Ha"

° “gaid hio-cources are "wide opsn" and he is confident that farther informa.
ficn could be devatoped although he bas no direct contact with thsm ag
fadividvals and would probably have to go through the same laborious
Process of contacting one peracn through another ac he did before.

oo .& MeDonald plane to leave Washington tomorrow, but eald ha’
_ Gould atay in town through Fridey lf this was. necegsary, He said ho

eame here for thse ezpress purpose of discussing this raport with as,
Goldwater a personal friend, but

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indicated he had traveled thousands of milew with the Senator during
‘Mo presidential campaign and although ho argued with him on many
- subjects bad a very high regard for him. It waa agreed. that I would

» gat the report ia the hands of the appropriate Agency people 4s seon ag

_ Possible and attemptto give him a preliminary reaction some time
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for review, A check with the Domestic Contact Service Usclosed that
MeDonald had been a contact of the California Field Office and, although
considered by DC3 to be somewhat of a phony and a nuisance, his
elearanees wore verified by them. MeDonald doeo not appear te me

. to be a crackpot although I have not read his report. He geéve no indication

at this meeting of making a "pitch." He appearad concerned about the

" -nformatios be has uncovered and seems to want to do what to Fight undor

tke circumstances. My. Killgora, in Senator Golilwater's office, has

" asked that we give kim a followup report on cur contact with MeDenald.

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- GEORGE L, CARY, JR.
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the Cathay Bank (Los Angeles) froa the Far. kast for the Commercial Bank
of Suvaden. We commented that it way be the first cubstentisl payment

. to militant groups. throughout the world froa the Bed Chinese. The
‘information was about 10-12 deyo old es of 13 April 1970, he informed
fe. Recouse of his refusal to provide aay data concerning his sources
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; ; 1. McDonald asked ma to mect vith him on 24 Mar 70. 2 did. He |” Oot,
| --""* ° gterted the conversation by stating, “We are getting bigger all the Pore!
| tics and are on the vay of becoming the largest, private intelligence ~~
organization in the world. And we are picking up fatelligensce thar -
I wcat to pass ¢o someone, anyone in government. I feal you should
- get ic." . tee ; ;

oo 2. At thta point I commented that I appreciated hie feeling but
" . Wondered Lf he could previde sose basis for information passed to us Loo.
. thet would perait some evaluation, such as type of person vho provided |. -
.', hin the information, when, where and his evaluation of hia source. . oo
_ MeSonald "blew his cool". He said 1f he did so, ve would figure out
Wao bis source was and contact the source directly and push the source
‘around to pet what ve wanted. IZ. told McDonald we did not push people
around; that I had personally hoard ‘the Director comment years spo er
Chet he would not permit any pressure oa anyone, anytine, anywhere. cote
:MeDonald replied, "Thon he hag changed. 1 know that people have been |
’. pesned:sround by CIA". I asked who, vhen and where. He replied it~ -
. happened after WHIZ in "1947, 48 or 50 in connection with the Katyn .
| Massacre Lavestigation". I told hic that to the beet of ay knovledge © .
‘we had nothing to do with the Katya inquiries; that it veo a Congressional .

“| Comnission that. looked {nto the matter.. ; : .
ue 3.. I asked McDonald 1£ he felt he could not trust us then why — eas |
..~-> ° bother to pass along information to us. He said that he wants the os
<. "+ ge govermmene ‘to have the information that ha feels is important; that : :
he trusts me to pass it along; that he keeps a record of what ho passes
tous in the event ft is ever said he. bad information and fatled to
pass it along. re re es

' & MeDonald then proceeded to tell ms that “nev, short, fat nissiles" _
, hava deen shipped {ato Cubaz that they are so-called defensive missiles.
: “but are a type that cag take a "multi-head offensive warhead". . Tho Cates
“l4. 1; " shipsont to Cuba frosi the USSR took place: threeefour months ago. These rer
..'. Rew type missiles can reach targeto in che US... : Oo ee

aie 5.. Next, McDonald said. that there are tvo sets of people involved
im the current boubings of banks, offices, etc. One.{s a-racial group | | a
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. 6. égain, KeTosald saftd he would not. reveal his sources or anye
| thing abour them that would enable us to identify then, rcs

7. McDonald weat oa to say, "we are Spending a lot of moncy on a
~ lot of exxcouses to obtain intellfyence." When ssked for some dctaile
he bocied off and said they vere just starting and hed to be careful.
how euch tkey speat. o. . ;

8. A little lster on he spoke of talking to 4 20 year old sentor .
‘who had been fin his office and the attirude expressed by this student.”
ebout young people and the establishment {this could be one of hia: ,) .
impeccable Sources of information). , ey tS oan

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very interesting statistica on studeat protests." He gaid there are :
25 tillioa college stvtents; Cne-Guerter of these ere freshmen who da
not involve cthezselves; oneshalf of the 25 nillion ere sophomorca
éol Suntors. These aro the real source of trouble. The sentors are
concerned ebout gradustion and a job and daclined.to forget protests
. -and"leoa tewords the establishment os-of now. However, a2 tine passas.
' and stud¢ects sre pronoted by the tine ehey util becoas students they .
| will-ronenber being part of a protest, their pictures being on file
end will feel they will never get a job and will, therefore, becone |
Pert of the permanent satLeestablishzent group. (These "statistics" -
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eat’ 20 Washinston pecple out to ma to consult with us on &@ program.“

Fusther remarks revealed that the Washingtoa, DC police departuont was
ontacted by one of NeLonald'a people in an attempt co ecll-a helicopters .
Police pstrol training programy ti; 7 : Ss

“i. Obviously, Mcdonald is overly impressed wich: himself; {s prone
., 0 @ high degree of exasgeration and truth-stretching; {8 not fnelined — .
.. 80 cooperate fully and ose should ba careful not to be taken in by hin. :

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1. Bugh C. McDonald, World Associetes, Inc., Santa Monica, a former
Deputy Sher of Los Angeles County and now in a private detective-
security business, telephoned ee on 1? March 1970. He gaid-he has learned
from “an impeccable
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“vtheir MIRV system, : a : ;

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' . qualifications of his source to provide relfable data, In fact, he becaze
@ bit vexed when the matter wae brought up. ; os ;

. 3. 2 regard. HeDorald 8 & prima donna, an opportunist and ona
inclined to exaggerate, However, I peas the above slong for the record,

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developer of IWenti-kit, More recently he kas:beei involved in
develoying a positive voice identification Systex (not to be

- confused with voice prints). McDonald is willing to dezonstrate

this systes to interested TSD consuners and uther conpoaents
of the Agency. More importantly, subject is planning a world tour

. OF fureizn ninistries, banking and business institutions, Folica —
. Organizations ond friendly intelligence services, to dexonstrate his
“warious prouucts. Sutject's itinerary has not been firued up but #ill

be availsblo when plans are conpleted for the world tour. tie plans ta be
in‘Rashington on other business natters in the neat three wecks and would
‘be glad .to demonstrate his voice identification syster to TSD and GAD
representatives and eccopt any operational requirements which nay be
generated by appropriste TSD consumers, in connection wits his world tour,

/ 2. Ke would appreciato TSD's roaction to Mr. NeBonald's offer
end some indication of the number of Ageacy representatives who would be
; 3. Further inquiries should be directed to George S, Musulin,
DCS, Operational Support Staff, Extension 2268. ;

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1, Os $ April 1760 the wdsroiguod interviaved Chtaf qin
+ distenalde Las dugoles County Sheriffa Bopertcont, in hie office,

» sy Com’ Horse Building, lecsted at 111 Serth Ail) Street,
Les Angeles, Califcrais, (felephoacs Kidinen 5-3414, Extension 61401.)

_ 2 The atheched Vaeo Building? ortiele tabaz fre the Ferrasry
1986 issu ef tho Science asd hocioalos*Kasenine, wep poviawad and dipe
exsesd, Cilof KeDocald stated thit he vos eytre of tha article end.

2: bed talked with Me ~-Gnapbrsy, Qreng, Sales Kencyer ef fagacud Lrzzincered
Euaix ‘Pegerdiz ; Ga oareahtan of ‘uadsrurittes by ean ere of Ube U. 8,
iigenes®, ,

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een Jonerh Pragha eriter Jeseph Frank vos precent at a preas nooting In

* “ongee-Boponelate : ‘offieo ab the ties the taforuaticn rogerdicg tho Idonti- -
; Ait vos mado public, hovevar, Chis MoDanald aade it very clesr that the

“sy Sponsop ef the progres was not mentioned ‘end that e general figure of
$60,000 -te 865,000 vae given as tho epst of the project, Chief McDonald

See eee aetna, wated West Me hed asnomend the sponser eo boing

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” be Calef Kedooald stated thet he vos ot a ccaplete lose en to hey
tho uriter easostated tho sponser with any intelligencs eomponant of the
govercesat, Feast 46 wan a Sehot tn the dark? etounption. hy ,
writer Joseph Frank. ; .

nF Cataf NeSeold-ves very euch Qtotarbed by tha article anf stated
bee that Lf ho euuld uanover cry inferantion regarding samo be wocld promptly
“ motity the eppropricte Areaay pareena, :

. Owens, Sales Hennser ef tho Tosnocnd Engineored Predaste Co., Senta Ane,
. Galifernia. Bo wes created a Secret contrest security authorization cn -
2 Jennary- 1950. Wr Crone was wade witting of tho opentar an « ceurecy

ceroenent was taken free Bins et 0

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7 ; worked in tho governzent in Vashinztea, D. C., ond ba ctated thet this
. :os;- project aowded likes 4% would bo of Agenay intersat, -

oe 8, len br. Ovens cams to Loo dnseles, bo vorked o8 8 fre lence
co _..., Seporter betysen April 1947 end Dececdor 1957. Re stated that ol) eptioles
4 “~~ written by bie vere wider Bie tree eore and that no "poa-nane® wea ever

used. Eo did not know of a Jesoph Frank,

foe aw nt Ge Rite Qvons atated thet he hes e very close contact with Hr. Mvonm, :
a Loa Angeles 00/C Office, but aid pot indiosto if the aadject ef tho Idenii- Ds

Hit hed ever boon Gisuusced, Kr, Oyens gave tno undersigned the asteabed / “

: press notiess that be uses in caansetioa with his publicity progera, Ier 4

' 40 noted that pone of tro releases reveal Agency Laterests hesever, tho. we Ss

Beuppapsr at® quotes Chicf HoDonsld as stating “the pilot node) ; _

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A ; SUBJECT: Cover Poteatial of _ . g
; World Associates, Inc. DCS Case 53199. q

1. On 4 Septezber 1969, Chief, LAFO, net vith Hush C. McDonald, President
of World Assocfates Inc. A former lev enforcement officer (Chief or Betectives,
Les Anzoles County Sheriffs" Office, retired) he hag an excellent reputation .
enong law enforcement agencica. He hsa cooperated with the Agency fully in
the pact. ile fs a cleared source of LAFO/DCS.

_ i2. Sinee his rotirccent MeDonald has started Vorld Associates Ince, @ 0 ’
_ company with two divisions, the Security Divieion and the Aircraft. Division.

; 3. The Security Division provides, ae {ta primary service, abank =) ; ; : i
’ Secortty systes, designed to provide benking. {astitucions with a means to ; . ;
“ tontrol and curtail losses from fraud end robbery. : .

\ The Atreraft Division vas sct wp because ‘of tha excluatve™ contract
Aorta, Assoctetes has with the Hushes Tool Coepany (Hughes Aircraft) for the
gale of. thelicopters to law enforcement agencies, to.operate a helicopter pilot
training-echosi for municipal and other. law enforcercnt agencies snd to bandle
the installation of helicoster patrel vystens. This contract epplicea to all
Countries except the US. HrDonald said he expects to acll the Hughas. Model
'300'helicopeer to foreign law enforcecent ‘agencies. | None of these’has been ..
cold abrosd, with the exception of the Philippines. Wo will have to open. “Pp
" offfcea in order to demonstrate, soll cod arrange for servicing of tha | ‘
helicopters, A helicopter pilot-saleszan and a technical representative would:
be cecdcd ct a beginning cost of ebout $15,000 per year. MeDonald said he
| would have o good, plausible reason for satting up such an office in Long Kong,
pot only te sell end service police helicopters in the Crova Colony, but also -
_to wge ea,ocbase for other Asian country activities. McDonald expects to ——
: stert: exploring the foretsn police potential for holicopters in the near: >
2 future, , :deginning with a trip to South Azerica. : 7

ead : Se. Tho possibility of using forciga offices to  Procote | the activitles of a
the Security Divis{on of the company sleo exists. Pts

“6. Currectly, HeDonald ig in Mavali and is exploring the possibility of ©
setting up a police intelligence school {n Hawali to trata police offteers - .
froa Asian countries. : ook . 7
. Te Attached sre copies of data pertataing to prospectus, Products, .

_ Services, ctc.

7 Bo 8. In the event Cover Division b has “aay interest in this matter, chief,
oP "EAPO, wilh be glad co discuss fe further ot Readquarters: duriag veck of
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Bugh C. McDonald, President
406 Wilshire Boulevard DCS Case 52872
Suite 203 :

Sancta Monica, Calif. 93401

1.. Interviewed 23 Apr 69, Hugh C. McDonald, a cleared DCS source,
. duformed that there appeared to be.a misunderstanding in connection with
his visiting Washington. First, he does not plan on going to Washington
himself; a representative from the Chicago Office is going for the purpose
"of mecting with che Financial Group Cozpany. Next, McDonald said he has
not offered to demonstrate his Voice Ident Systen. Finally, he does not 7
plan a "world cour". Rather, sometime this Fall he plens-on visiting .
bankers and government security people in various Latin American countries.
_He will return to the US; then, lacer on, visit various European ccuntries.
Again he vill return to the US and then visit various Far Eastern covatries.
“His purpose in making these trips is to sell- Hughes helicopters to foreign
\ police departments combined with possible sale of his check cashing security
_ “aysten, to banking institutions.

i ids McDonald will inform DCS/LAFO of his travel plans ‘when they.are
. firmed up. _ . ;

rau .i3e.. McDonald is willing to go to Washington, D.C. hinself on §-9 om
May and ceet with TSD/ORD people there to "discuss" his Voice Ident ;
System, but he fs not: prepared to do so unless TSD/ORD have ‘some

specific problems which his system will help solve. He feels otherwise

it would be a-waste of -cime. Botggt ae

decided. that :since ORD. (Carrick) has been in contact with MeDonald
. previously that Carrick-etscuss the possible meeting oa the Voice
- Ideat.-Systen directly with McDonald. . oe

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